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Table 1.

Computed sample size, estimated power, and simulated power when the slope difference β1D = 0.50, sample size ratio r = 1, Type I error α = 0.05, and nominal power 1−β = 0.80.

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Table 2.

Computed sample size, estimated power, and simulated power when the slope difference β1D = 0.50, sample size ratio r = 3, Type I error α = 0.05, and nominal power 1−β = 0.80.

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Table 3.

Computed sample size, estimated power, and simulated power when the slope difference β1D = 0.75, sample size ratio r = 1, Type I error α = 0.05, and nominal power 1−β = 0.80.

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Table 4.

Computed sample size, estimated power, and simulated power when the slope difference β1D = 0.75, sample size ratio r = 3, Type I error α = 0.05, and nominal power 1−β = 0.80.

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Table 5.

Computed sample size, estimated power, and simulated power when the slope difference β1D = 1.00, sample size ratio r = 1, Type I error α = 0.05, and nominal power 1−β = 0.80.

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Table 6.

Computed sample size, estimated power, and simulated power when the slope difference β1D = 1.00, sample size ratio r = 3, Type I error α = 0.05, and nominal power 1−β = 0.80.

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